Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

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  • alltvrepairs
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2014
    • 245
    • Malta

    #1

    Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

    Hi,
    Have just repaired this power supply after 4.7pF 2kv cap burnt.
    Replaced the following:
    U300 FAN6300
    Q301 8N60C
    R321 10R
    R311 10R
    C312 47pF 2KV

    All Supplies are now fine and TV works great however noticed that the Mosfet is running too hot that barely can leave finger on heatsink for a couple of seconds. I have left TV ON for 18Hrs straight and still works but I know something is not right.
    Usually a faulty snubber circuit causes this issue. Any known remedies for this common power supply?

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  • yokoono
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    • Apr 2010
    • 505

    #2
    Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

    D307, D512, D513, D351, D525, R329 they've been verified ?. An oscilloscope checks that the pulses in the mosfet gate are correct.
    Last edited by yokoono; 05-02-2022, 02:00 AM.

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    • lotas
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      • Jan 2016
      • 4749
      • Russia

      #3
      Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

      Or maybe not a high-quality (fake) MOSFET with a high transition resistance Rds (on) and because of this it can get very hot.

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      • alltvrepairs
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        • Jan 2014
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        #4
        Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

        Originally posted by yokoono
        D307, D512, D513, D351, D525, R329 they've been verified ?. An oscilloscope checks that the pulses in the mosfet gate are correct.
        Will double check again. Not checked with scope yet.

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        • alltvrepairs
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          • Jan 2014
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          #5
          Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

          Originally posted by lotas
          Or maybe not a high-quality (fake) MOSFET with a high transition resistance Rds (on) and because of this it can get very hot.
          The Mosfet was taken from a scrapped Panasonic PCB and was original. I have used 12N60 which should handle higher voltage.

          But if I don't find any other faulty components I will replace again just in case.

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          • alltvrepairs
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            • Jan 2014
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            #6
            Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

            Update:
            Found D307 (1N4148) open. Replaced but still Mosfet running too hot. Made no difference.

            Replaced Mosfet to 4N60 from a donor board improved a lot the heat issue. It is still hotter than the temperature of the 2 other Mosfet Heatsinks on same Power supply but can leave finger on without hurting. Maybe I will actually use a thermometer to check again Mpsfet specs.
            Left On overnight and still working

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            • yokoono
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              • Apr 2010
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              #7
              Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

              4n60= 4A/600V

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              • alltvrepairs
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                • Jan 2014
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                #8
                Re: Vestel 17IPS20 power supply Q301 runs too hot

                Originally posted by yokoono
                4n60= 4A/600V
                Yes I know. Should be 6N60 but didn't have stock. But will change again with proper one. At least I have deduced that the MOSFET made a big difference.

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